Huawei has recently launched an advanced version of their AI-enabled smart glasses, ready to make a splash in an already bustling market. Wellsenn XR predicts a phenomenal 130% surge in global AI glasses distribution this year, forecasting a total of 5.5 million units to be shipped.

Huawei has launched an advanced version of its AI-enabled smart glasses, making a bold move in a highly competitive market. As per Wellsenn XR, the worldwide distribution of AI eyewear is expected to surge by 130% this year, hitting a staggering 5.5 million units.

In the face of inaccessible American markets, Chinese merchants are exploring global territories to unearth potential consumers. The outcome, however, remains unpredictable.

Nvidia's founder, Huang, graced Beijing with his presence this past Thursday, accepting an invitation from the state-supported China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. This comes amidst the unfolding drama of U.S. restrictions on H20 chips.

Despite hefty tariffs, Chinese manufacturers of low-altitude aircraft are eager to penetrate the US market. Their ambition is fuelling a production surge that could potentially overwhelm the current domestic market, according to a finance professor from Fudan University.

BYD has strategically reduced the price of its Titanium 3, an electric SUV equipped with an advanced driver assistance system akin to autopilot. This move comes as Tesla faces obstacles in China. The premium version of the Titanium 3 even boasts a DJI drone, all for the impressive price of just US$18,300.

AMD could face a staggering £600 million loss due to the latest US export control regulation. This rule targets MI308 graphics processing units (GPUs), known for their high-performance capabilities, intended for export to China.

TikTok Shop, a leading portal alongside Shein and Temu, has become a significant bridge linking Chinese sellers with consumers in the UK. However, it's facing a slump in sales due to Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports.

The restrictions on Nvidia's H20 in the US could potentially fuel a surge in the Chinese AI chip sector, including companies like Huawei. Industry analysts predict a significant drop in Nvidia's China operations, possibly down to zero, as tech behemoths like ByteDance and Tencent shift their focus to local suppliers.

SAIC Motor, known for partnering with General Motors and Volkswagen in the production of petrol vehicles, is now collaborating with Huawei to counteract a multi-year sales decline. This is a response to the growing preference of Chinese consumers for electric vehicles, a market dominated by brands such as Tesla, Xpeng, Nio, and Li Auto.

Temu, the shopping app with Chinese roots, which has been a key advertiser since its US debut in September 2022, is slashing its ads on Google and Meta following Trump's imposed tariffs and a sharp drop in app downloads.

A thrilling contest is on the horizon in China's bustling on-demand services market, as JD.com locks horns with Meituan. This emergent rivalry is a testament to the fierce competitiveness of China's marketplace, characterised by shrinking profit margins.